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  • Nearly 40% of Aotearoa New Zealand has forests growing on it
  • Wood products grown in New Zealand travel all over the world
  • We can trace every single log right back to where it was grown
  • One pine tree can offset the greenhouse gases created by one sheep
  • Forestry in New Zealand is unique!
  • When it comes to forestry – pine trees are number one
  • The Climate Change Commission wants us to plant a lot more pine trees
  • Our native kārearea lives in our pine forests
  • Wooden buildings store carbon
  • Our native bat calls our forests home
  • You can study forestry at university
  • Canterbury has a long forestry history
  • Rangiora Nurseries is where many of our pine trees start out
  • SRS Sawmill is Canterbury's biggest sawmill
  • Wooden pallets make the world go around
  • We have machines for cutting down trees
  • Port Lyttelton plays an important role in Canterbury forestry
  • Wood products are one of New Zealand's most important exports
  • Our local Wood Council is our go-to for all things forestry
  • Toi Ohomai | Te Pūkenga is a great place to start your career in forestry.
  • We can all play a part in protecting our taonga
  • The story of kauri
  • The Kauri Museum has an operating sawmill!
  • Plantation forestry is big in Northland
  • Northland Wood Council – leading best practice and innovation
  • Forestry companies are helping out with Northland kiwi recovery
  • OneFortyOne at the top of the south
  • You can learn about forestry at Coronation Forest
  • Kaituna Sawmill works hard to reduce its environmental footprint
  • The Central North Island is NZ's largest forest growing region
  • Kaingaroa Forest is the largest plantation forest in Aotearoa
  • Red Stag Timber near Rotorua is the largest sawmill in New Zealand
  • Seventy Mile Bush used to be the biggest podocarp forest in the North Island
  • The lower North Island has lots and lots of woodlots
  • Logs take the train to CentrePort
  • NelsonPine LVL is the timber equivalent of steel
  • Forest Regeneration and Predator-free 2050
  • Making use of technology at Kiwi Lumber’s Masterton sawmill
  • Logs are sometimes transported using barges
  • Wilding pines are pines growing where they are not wanted
  • There is a New Zealand Timber Museum in Putaruru
  • Many of our leading forestry scientists are based in Rotorua
  • Whakarewarewa Forest is a must see!
  • Eastland Port is where many of our logs start their journey overseas
  • Kōura are thriving in Ernslaw One’s forests
  • Southland is leading the way on wood energy conversions
  • You can get a head start in your forestry career with the Generation Programme
  • Southland Beech trees are sustainably harvested
  • Tapanui was one of the first sawmilling centres in the South
  • “No two days are the same in forestry!”
  • Small sawmills fill a niche
  • Wood can help to decarbonise transport
  • Forestry waste can help us shift away from fossil fuels
  • Top quality plywood is made on the West Coast
  • Distance is not a problem for the team at Westco
  • Ngai Tahu Forestry is looking after the land and the people
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